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23 May 2013
The Bank’s head of financial stability assesses the implications of 'zero interest rates', outlines his priorities for bank and non-bank regulation and reveals why he believes leverage ratios are the bank solvency metric for the future
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23 May 2013
The chairman of the high level expert group charged with examining possible structural reforms to the EU’s banking sector, has revealed why he believes structural separation is the best way to save Europe’s banks
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20 May 2013
Growing companies have been hit particularly hard by the squeeze on bank finance. But, despite the retreat of traditional sources of credit, financing is available to those that are willing to innovate
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18 May 2013
Reform of the UK’s financial sector has reached an inflection point, the Bank of England’s executive director for financial stability has said. These are the questions that should form the new regulatory battleground
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10 May 2013
In an IFLR video exclusive, the Bank of England’s Andy Haldane reveals why nurturing the good parts of shadow banking will the next regulatory frontier
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08 May 2013
A recent Bank of England report stated that clearinghouses should have a well-mapped plan for how they will assign losses to members, if an event of a default burns through the company’s emergency funds